Important Safety Instructions; Installation Instructions - Cardin Elettronica 310/GLB249M Manuel D'instructions

IMPORTANT REMARKS IMPORTANT REMARKS
TO REdUCE THE RISK OF SEVERE INJURy OR dEATH REAd THE FOLLOWING REMARKS CAREFULLy BEFORE
PROCEEdING WITH THE INSTALLATION. PAy PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO ALL THE PARAGRAPHS MARKEd
WITH THE SyMBOL
RECT WORKING ORdER OF THE SySTEM.
• These instructions are aimed at professionally qualified
"INSTALLERS OF ELEC TRICAL EQUIPMENT" and must
respect the local standards and regulations in force. All materi-
als used must be approved and must suit the environment in
which the installation is situated.
• All maintenance operations must be carried out by profession-
ally qualified technicians. Before carrying out any cleaning or
maintenance operations make sure the power is disconnected
at the mains.
• This appliance must be used exclusively for the purpose for
which it has been made. "i.e. The automation of garage
doors". Any non authorised modifications are to be considered
improper and therefore dangerous.
USE
The appliance may be used to operate overhead garage doors.
For garage doors with a width of over 4 m and not more than
2,7 m in height and for garage doors with a pedestrian access
door two motors are required (one "master" motor with on board
electronics 310/GLB249M and one "slave motor" without 310/
GLB249S).

IMPORTANT SAFETy INSTRUCTIONS

It is the responsibility of the installer to make sure that the fol-
lowing public safety conditions are satisfied:
1) The pedestrian door must not open on its own, e.g.; swing
open while the garage door is in movement.
2) The appliance must not be operated when the pedestrian door
is not fully closed.
3) Make sure that there are no dangerous sharp edges.
4) Make sure that the end-user is aware that children and/or pets
must not be allowed to play within the area of a garage door
installation. If possible include this in the warning signs.
5) A correct earth connection is fundamental in order to guarantee
the electrical safety of the machine.
6) If you have any questions about the safety of the door operat-
ing system, do not install the operator. Contact your dealer for
assistance.
TECHNICAL dESCRIPTION
• Single piece geared reduction unit with an incorporated encoder
and manual release system.
• 24 V direct current drive motor.
• Reduction unit in pressed aluminium fitted with a reduction
system made out of materials that guarantee maximum effi-
ciency and maximum noise reduction.
• Handle operated manual release mechanism mounted directly
on the motor.
• Base in zinc-plated steel
• Carter in shock-proof plastic
• Incorporated 24 Vdc courtesy light protected by an opaque
panel.
• Output for a 230 Vac external courtesy light located on the
"Master" motor.
• 310/GLB249M Motor with an incorporated electronic pro-
grammer complete with power stage, logic control, (optional
battery charger) and radio receiver. Power is rooted to the
card by a separate toroidal transformer housed in the same
container and connected to the card. Incorporated "Td" and
"TB" manoeuvring buttons, visualisation via LEd display, fuse
checking and replacement access port. Access for function
setting and radio control transmitter programming and cancel-
lation.
• 310/GLB249S motor without on board electronics.
IMPORTANT REMARKS
. NOT REAdING THESE IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS COULd COMPROMISE THE COR-
ACCESSORIES
316/GLO2Ad - Straight telescopic arm length 700 mm.
316/GLO3A - Curved (right) telescopic arm length 700 mm.
316/GLO4A - Curved (left) telescopic arm length 700 mm.
316/GLO6A - Straight telescopic arm length 1000 mm.
316/GLOPS2 - Extended support base (optional).
316/GLOTG - Pair of pipes, pipe support brackets and dIN
threaded pins for central motor positioning.
316/GLOCGL - Ferrule and dIN threaded pin, with pipe support
brackets for lateral motor positioning.
316/GL24SB - Manual release cord.
PRG249BC - Kit battery charger + batteries.
USER INSTRUCTIONS
during the opening/closing manoeuvre check for correct opera-
tion and activate the emergency stop button in case of danger.
The appliance must not be activated in the dark therefore make
sure that the night lights function correctly.
The appliance can be manually released in case of emergency
(see manual release mechanism on page 21).
Periodically check the moving parts for wear and tear and grease
if required, using lubricants which maintain their friction levels
unaltered throughout time and are suitable for temperatures of
-20 to +70°C. In case of failure or operational anomalies switch
off the power at the mains do not attempt to repair the appliance
yourself. Periodically check the correct operation of all safety
devices (photoelectric cells, safety edge etc.). In particular make
sure that the safety edge forces the door to invert travel direction
and that weights greater than 20 kg are not lifted.
Eventual repair work must be carried out by specialised person-
nel using original spare parts. The appliance is not suitable for
continuous operation and must be contained within the value
stipulated (see technical data on page 60).

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

The minimum controls which may be installed are SEQUENTIAL-
STOP, these controls must be installed at a height between 1,5
and 1,8 m an in a location not accessible to children. Warning
sighs or adhesive should be placed near the commands indicat-
ing the points where the risk of crushing exists.
Instruct the end user in the correct use of the manual release
device and apply permanent adhesives indicating that procedure
near the device.
Before starting with the installation of the system check that the
structure which is to be automated is in good working order and
respects the local standards and regulations in force.
Automating an existing system which has sliding or balancing
problems will not solve those problems and may even make them
worse by placing more stress on weakened or damaged areas.
To this end make sure that the runner guides slide freely and
grease all the moving parts (pins, castors etc.) using lubricants
which maintain unaltered friction characteristics over a period of
time and are suitable for temperatures of -20 to +70°C.
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